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tCABLE FLASHES.

The Czar Of Russia Is recovering from q 4
mild attack Of measles. fyS I3
n King Humbert, OF Italy, will soon nav
a.visit to Prince Frederick William, Of
Germany. S5 4. 4 ~ s,5
n President Grevy, Of France, has decided {
not to tender bis resignation sjuot yet, but &
there is no doubt that he will do 90. :sTfS5
Ruasia 10 preparing to raise i'm bort er,.5F
!ios on mediclneo. flowers, toys, etc.S This:
Ia done 70 ipiure tho export trads oi gI,alyj
aud Germany. h Is n
It is said that there Is d!ssnsisfactinn n !
Ireland concerning tho sentence OF M
Blunt. II is said 10 be two long. ]. The
ieeiing is shared by Loyaliats and Home
Rulers allie. 1.o i1SSi'.''j
y is now settled that "a meeting, viii
take place between the Cn,r and tina EN-
paror William. The meeting Sis ofliclallvi
undeairshle and care will be- taken to diyest
II OF all political Significance. 8 S9 III;
The antegonism oil the iront;sr Russians sR ara
toward the Germans ID asmonstratiye. bnt
meets With no similar RESI- ponsa from ths
Gstmans.Y Frontier reataurants FREQUENT.
ca by Rueaisn o f6cials, dinplays olscarda
bearing the words: "a Z. Here no Prussisns a
are seryed With mea. or dtink.ns' Shons
display sianh with; tho inscription :SEs.NSo q
German. goods sold here. q Il ia balieyed
that war between the two empIres viii
not DO long postponed. !.
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AT Macon Mr. Jefferson Davis address,
ed the young men present as "my young
couutrymen." What did he mean 2 How
can a man without country have coun-
trymen? * y II Z 4; n
MIR. Davis has no country. Since his
misadvanture as the head OF the Conieder-
acy he has obstinately refused to have a
country. Heis in this country, but not a
part Of it. a 3. h. (
Thia is g way Of not acknowledging that
that the Confederate movement was a
failure. THE is bis way Of setting himself
above all other men who were engaged in
that movement, for he is the only one who
refuses to take part in the Government
and to be part Of it. X
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5CHAMBERLAINCHA
He Wants "Awfuliy. You Isuow.""s to SEQ the
Country, aud VIII In niet His Presence
on u for Some 1imc-Talks Airiiy OF
Iteland's Home Rulo Prospeots.
ABOUT ABOUT MS AMERICAN rnIr

Losp,s, Oct. so.-Mr. Chamberlain was
interviewed on board tho ] E.ruria at
Queenstown to-day. He said he had
thoroughly enjoyed the trip from Liver.
pool though the weather had been EQUAL.
" and cold. On his arrival in New York
he intends to 20 direct to Washington,
not to Ottawa first, as Canadian pape,s
have stated. Ho laughed heartily on hear
Ing the rumor that the Irish Attorney
General would accompany him, and uaid
that the Canadian press ought to have
known that the Attorney Generals work
was cutsout. for him in Ireland. He at.
tachedS no Importance to the strictures
which certain Canadian and American pa- pa
pers had thought ct to pass upon him.
lie said: ~ shall onter upon NJ j. duties,
una atiected In the alighteot degree by any
outside hostile criticism. do not intend |
to return to England directly my labors
are finished. Not having been III America /;
beiore, liam awfullyi anxious 10 Gee tho
country and its iustitutionsS SIIe Is also nv
purpoee to visit Canada. II Is therefore
unlikely that I shall return until shortly
before the assembling Of Parliament { !, J
On being questioned Regarding homo rule 4
he said he had CEASED to bs a politician
for . couple Of months. He had, how
evor,, no heaitation In saying that thcs, i
Who were sanguine Of coon neeing Par
lament In Dublin, would have 10 walt y
much longer than they expected. " will u
60 q Btep further" he continued, "and
say that I am inclined TO think that
II great md generous echeme
Of local government q were granted
to Ireland, the feeling which q Ia
represented as being 80 intense, especially (
In the south, in favor Of a separate Par \
Lament, would gradually die away. vi I
think that much Of 1t is more sentimont.
prsvloua to the passing Of tho diH.estsb-4 :
llnhmsnt bill religious feeling ran very
high, but now 1t h6s almcat disappeared. |.
l firmly believe that it Ia not beyond the
reach Of craftsmanship to make Ireland I
peaceable and conten.ed with full meas.
ure Of local government n
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q wisconaiu's In fnmous Den.,

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 3O.--Goyernor Rusk
has determined to other clean out the In.
famous dens at Marinette and Hurley OF
know the reason why the county authori.
ties do not perform their duty. Ho has no
authority under the law 10 clean ont the
dens himself, but he is empowered with
authority, to compel the county officers 10
perform their sworn duty or remove them
iof incompetenoy. Governor Rusk has
become thoroughly arouaed at the villsiny
reported In Marinette county by Julia
Howden, OF Chicago, and has cont an Inn.
perative letter to the authorities there.
demanding thatthey take immediate steps
looking to the removal of the great evil
which has 80 disgracsd d the Commonwealth
Of WiBconain. ,{liIsiiJi iEliiS5 q
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What Am I to Do.,

The eymtoms Of Blliousneas are unhap.
PLY but too we'll known. Il They: differ in
different individuals to some extent. 3, a
Bilious man is 'asldom q bleakias. eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appatits for liquids but mona for solids Of q
morning. His tonguowill hardly bear in.
spec.ion at any time; ifitis not white and
iurred, It is rough, at all events.
s The: digestive system il! wholly qrt o.
order and ;Dlarrhea or Conatipation may
bs symptom OF tho swo may alternate
There sro often Hemorrhoida or even lo,a
OF blood. s.. There may bs giddiness and
often headache and EcidityI or Gatulence
and tsndernees.in the pit Of the stomach
To correct all this II not effect q cure try
Green. august Florer, 1t coat but q triat
! and thousands attest Its efficacy. ;}55sss Z
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A Child Siraugled to Death,

DAYTON, o., Oct. S0.-A strange fatal ac
oident occurred to.the infant son GIVE
Gephars, at Miamisburg, this evening
Mrs. Gephart put the baby to sleep in II.
crib and went about her work in an adj.
joining room. The husband came in hall
an hour later and she requested him to
look after tho badly, whereupon he was
horrited to find that 1t had fallen out Of
the crib and was hanging head downward
between tho wheel and the alds Of the
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Tho Decision Erpsuted To-Day.

WASHINGTON, D, o., Oct :sO.-The su,
preme Court Juuticeu spent some time
yeaterdsyE tina conference over the An.
srchisth' case. A dsclslon In the matter
Of granting the writ ol error Ia looked for
Monday. Nothing can be known detl.
hitely about their deciaion until the an.
nouncamont Is made in court. i.'iT7;
.Joseph w. Nichol, Of Indianapolls, law
clerk In tho Poatollce Department, and a
good lawyer, has heard all the arguments
In the Anarchisto' appeal here, and said
this afternoon that in bis opinion the men
will not be given a new trial or respite,
He thinks the attorneys for the con.
demned ;men have not used the strong
points In bshalf Of their, clients, and thai
as tho case now stands there Is no ground
for a writ Of error. Under the circum.
stances, however, be says + Governor
Oslesby should commute the aentences,
Many other people think 80 too, +. y
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WIEEIING WEsTYA 1881 "a

y q o. .I#|'
towsc. One body was that Of a woman
with long black hair. She had a life
preaerver on. Tho other two bodies were
those Of men. None E OF tho
other yessels arriving here yester.
day SOW any wreckage or bodies,
most of them having been too far out In
the lake. From dispatches eont out by the
Sentinel yesterday to ;ils correspondent,
the following three names Of passengers
have bsen secured: Miss Katie Gallagher,
Macklnaw Island, Miss sallle Durkin,
Chicsgo, cousin Of Misc Gallagher. Both
were on their way to Chlcsgo. From
Oheb0ggan The name OF O. Bsumgears, OF
Chicago, is reported as having taken pas.
sage on tho Inflated nteamer. 80 far those
ara the only three names obtainsblo Of
passengers, as there appears to have been
no list kept. 1J''.i.i Il p tIg,s 6NegI
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Suicide OF n yxnnl,hx r,,,,,,L

BRockraS, MASS, Oct. 2o.-Hsnry Lin.
coin, the largest clothing dsaler in town,
and Tor three yeara Brockton's representa-.
tive in the Legislature, left his. elegant
residence ct Z O'clock last evening ios his
store. Not returningat q late hour, aearch
was made and he was found at A o'clock
th's morning, In Odd Fellows hall, dead
from bullet wound ID his head. Un-
Settled mind was the cause OF his suicide.
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Eyiden Of Gladstone Popularity. I

evidence OF Gladstone Popularity.
q LONDON, Oct. 30.--The Hawarden wood
business marches on apace, and although
the sale Of chips and blocks Of trees which
have fallen beneath the doughty ak OF Mr..
Gladstone 10 open to ridicule. It is one of
the most pslpable evidences Of the time Of
bis Tremendous popularity throughout the
Unitsd Kingdom. Many applications for
pieces Of wood are still made to Mr.. Had
gtone personally, Notwithstanding the an
nouncement that he was not himself in
terssted in dlaposing Of than Replying
apply, to Mrs. Rsv. Stephen E! Gladstone,
at the rctory, Hawarden. who has supply
ofamall articles Of this description con-
stsnsly on hand, at prices varying from
three pence to one shilling each ); and he
states that the proceeds Of their sale are
devoted to the parochial purposes.
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A CHICAGO correspondent Gays that
many Of the slsrmist stories about the
Anarchists are to be attributed to needy
talent in search OF ita winter overcost.
The same writer says there is no fear ol
an outbreak at the time Of the hanging
though the police will bo kept in readi.
ness ior anything that may happen. To
be prepared ia a good way to prevent the
occurrence of sore undesirable thing.
An outbreak at ouch time would hsve a
bad effect. Ei 2
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: A Prairie on Fire

DAYTON, Q Oct sO.--Huffmsn's Prairie,
eight miles east Of here, on the Bee Line
Railway, q bo2gy tract Of some 10000
acres, parched out by four months' drouth,
caught lre from a passing locomotive a.t
an early hour this morning, and now q
bali mile square is roaring mas Of
hameo and denae smoks, driven by steady
east wind toward dwellings, and number
Of farm buildings which arc milo away,
and which may bs ssved by plowing q
Wide swath across the prairie, t6
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RcnewB. .IIor Youth,

Mrs. Phoebe Chealoy, Peterson, CLAY
county, Ia, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth OF which is youched ior
by, the residents oi the town: u am 73
years old, have beer, troubled with kid.
ney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now I am FREQ from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
housework. I owe my thanks to, Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease aud pain, y
Try q bottle, only Soc, at Logan & Co.'a
drug store. y '..s i ~, s h
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DEMOCRATIC RAsCALITY.
Galilpoils Politicians Working Among West
Virginia Colored Men. q

Galllpoils Politicians Working Among VI est
Virginia Colored Men. +
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. SO.-A special from
Point Pleasant, w. Va, to the Commercial
GastlIe saya: All day, three suspicious.
looking men have been noticed lurking
about certain precincts Of our city in which
many colored voters reside. Having the
appearance OF confidence men button.
holing victims, a.partyiot reaponsiblo citi.
zsnB constituted themselves detectives to
ascertain their work, and by close inves!i.
CATION found one Of the psrliou to be
Andrew Weaver, Democratic wire.p .puller
from Gallipo!is, O., and their motives to
employ colosed citixsns OF this city to 20
to Gallipolia, register, remain and vote at
the forthcoming election. .f.,5t.5,. e
Largo Gums were offered certain Colored
voters. Democratic tickets were exhibit.
cd them, and instructions given how and
where to register and vote and who would
receive them at Gallpolis, namely, John
Olendenin, In ward in which Clsndenin
lives In Gallipolis. Tissue ballots were
shown sud information given how to be
used. One prominent citizen, oyerhssr.
ing q patt Of Weayer's coversatlon, wss
sought BY Weaver and his pals, who
threatened him severely ehould he ever
divulge what be heard. This citizen,
whose name is forthcoming when necessa.
ry, saw the ticksts aud heard the colored
man, Frank pulemsu, politician heIe,
offered 500 10 60 to Gallipolis,
Weaver assured tho colored mon their
money, produced rolls Of it and stated
they (the Dsmccrats) were bound to carry
Ohio. They had money, Cleveland and
the Democracy OF the country behind
thaH. Il, s,ff.2..5iy- q -
! These facts are substcatis!ed BY at leaHt
fifteen worthy citiseus, and by ibe eolorpd
men who wete sought and attempted to bs
bought by Weaver, all Of whom will go
and testify to tho ssme any day. Weaver
hes dacpmpsd with his friends to Ohio to
evsde arrest by tho ap.horitiee. l l5ls
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! Anarchlst s, mpatht,er..

NEW YonK, Oct. s0-Tho Central Labor
Union to-day had another turbulent meet,
ing. Tho Henry George men and the
soclulistu called each other fools
"loaiera," and "liarp," !" and there we're
several free fights. The chairman expelled
two mem bers for tho session, but Ii took
nearly. an hour 70 get the osenstve parties
out Of the door. 4 At laot communication
wss read ftom the Federal Trades Unions
proposing tina! 6 general strike should take
place on November II IN caeo the Chicago
Anarchists were executed. It was referred
to committee and the meeting adjourned,
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: a BIG NEwsPAPER DEAL.
A Million and n 9ucstor Dollars Paid fol-
~ 49, the ChIcnco Tir1sG ;,if. f fgty

Million and jucstOr Dollars Paid for
the Chicago Times. RIA
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The Daily Mews will
publlnh the following tomorrow: "rho
announcement in the Daily Neus Saturday
evening thatth 19m.s had bees cold erpot.
considerable excitement, but every psr-
ticular Of the transiar has been con.
fitmed. :. It hnS been rcld to Jamea
J. West, Clinton "a. Snowden and o
company OF eastern capitalists. The sale
Taa nado with the written consent
ed ofell tho varrins heirs. The transfer in.
cludes the entire estate combating Of the
Times building and tho magnificent un.
finished Castle Folly on Grand Boulevard.
Z The purchasero have made up their
minds to run the paper, but have not
decided whethor to sell the remainder
Of tho property or keep 1t as a
speculation. James j. West will be the
buainess manager and Mr. 6noyden
msnaging editor, when the new pur.
ehnserg take possession; which will: be
before January /. ;ss...5 ;asi .5t d;
It is generally believed that the smoant
paid by the purchasing syndicate was not
fsr from 81 ,250. .0O0. .5555.
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NRw YoRK, Oct. 3O.-secretary Of the
Navy William 9. Whitney spent tho day
quietly at his home in this city. DR..
Loomis called to see him In the morning,
aud pronounced him better, but repeated
his orders to keep absolutely quiet for
several days. Callers wore told that he
would be well In shout q, week. He was
not allowed to see vis!to.s, but Mrs. Whit
ney entertained q iew friepda during tho
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Tho brotherhood OF l:nsln ecrs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 80 The Convention Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
concluded the election Of officers by
choosing Nicholas Long, Of Chattanooga.
Tenn, Grand Z Chaplain. The Grand
Chaplain and committee Of ten were ap.
pointed ito attend the funeral to-day at
indianapolis, Ind, OF Past Grand Chap.
lain George w. Tyler. Tho Conyention
also concluded the confederation ,of the
lie insurance organization connected With
the Brotherhood and mado come slight
amendments to Its constitution and BY
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Town Hall DESTROYED.

s CINCINNATI, Oct. so.-At one O'Clock
this morning fire in the town Of Cedsr-
vile, Green county, Ohio, destroyed the
new three story brick village hall. Lees,
SIG. 900; insurance, $l1,OO0. It alao do.
stroyed q livery stabis in which it oripi.
mated, burning up siI horsss. Loss, s5.-
600; insurance, S., 100. .Ei, 49,
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A'GNt for All,

IN order to give all chance to test IT,
and thus be convinced Of its wonderful
curative powers, Dr. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consum ption, Coughs 4. and
Colds, will be, for d limited time, given
away. %hia offer is not only liberal, but
shows unbounded faith in tho merits oi
this great remedy. All who eufier from
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, u Asthma,
Bronchitis, OF any affection Of Throat
Chest, or Lungs; afe especially requested
to call at Logan & Co.'s Drug Stota and
get Q Trial Bottle Free. Large latsies 81 q
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. Anciput Uo!us Found.

ClsclSNArI. o., Oct. i3o.-A Ripley, o..
special says that men ,excavatlng on the
Maysville & Big Sandy Railway in Ken.
lucky, opposite Ripley, found, a few days
ago, IN esrthen pot with eighty gold and
twenty silver coinr. Tbs collection is
worth shout $500. The gold coins have
agurs OF q tish on them and the word
"Bolivar." Both gold aud silver coins
boar the dato OF 1880, v ~ 81
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IMPORTED LEAF TOBACCO.

New England Growers Demand a Thorough
,st Enforcement of Customs, Laws.
4 HARTFORD, CoNN, Oct, s0.-The New
England Tobacco Growsrs' Association in
annual convention, yesterday, passed res,
olutious requesting the Treasury Depart
ment to provide facilities for the more
thorough enforcement OF the customs laws
In relation to imported leaf tobacco, by in
creasiug the inspection force sufficiently
to permit Of every bale being inspected,
instead Of ono In ten ."aggroouiyely" de.
manding the abolition Of all internal rev.
enus taxes on tobacco, and all internal re.
atrictions on the tobacco trade-in short,
free leaf OF our own growing, and instruct.
ing the Executive Committee TO secure
the cooperation Of all other tobacco grow.
Ing associations throughout the country,
and, go lar as practicable. to effect q sup.
porting coalition with allied intereste sa
that end Il u, .s sgltte ljsEITa
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A Woman Durned to Dsnth.

$tCIsclsSArI, Oct. o.-Mrs. Mary a. Hu.
bert was burned to death yesterday after.
noon at 2o4 York street. Her clothes
caught fire from the kitchen stove wb;,a
sitting In front of 1t anleep. She wao
thlrty,three yeare Of age and the mother
OF Two children. Her husband Is employed
at Halls safe and look factory, .4ggI15; n
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Fishery Statistics.

HALIFAX, MS, Oct. so.--Tho collectors
Of customs atssl fishing centres In Nova
Scotia arc iu,nishins to the Dominion au.
thorities specisl statement Of tho present
sesson's importation and expectation OF
fish aud importation Of American bait, In
order to placs the lRtest and most reliable
statistic. on tho question IL the hands Of
the British and Canadian Representatives,
en- the Fisheries Qommisslop, 4, 81
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Tho Vessel was Unsafc,

CnlcAoo, Oct. 3o.-lfths Vernon found.
cred in tho gale and no one is left to tell
the story Of thes disaster, there will be
many who will attribute her loss to over.
loading Without q c, rgo she was deeper
dralt vessel than any on the lakes, and 1t
wapi impoeslble to load ber with profit to
her ownora without making her unsea.
worthy. In order to obtain great speed
her builder sacrificed buoysncy and sta.
bllity, and every experienced vessel man
who saw the Vernon after phe WAS
launched prcdictod that sho would sooner
or later meet with disaster, 81 'l| ,.E
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THAT PLOT TO KILL nALFoUn. 4
Doubt Thrown on Its Iuocptiou-How a Mob
i 5:sti Acted In Westininstor Abbey. Is

{ 10 10 -
Doubt Thrown on It's Iuoep.ion-IIow Mob
Acted In West,ninster Abbey. 3
LONDON, Oct. 30.-Much rubah anent
dynamiters has been Spubliahed to per-
ausde the public that a plot to murder Mr..
Balfour has been frustrated. The police
affect to believe that the Clan.na. G Gael So
ciety. had arranged to make the attempt
upon Mr.. Balfour's life on November i !,
when he will speak at Birmingham, but
the current stories are utterly unaubstan-
tial, and each successive abatement, when
tested, .vaniHhes into air. The, aole fac.
upon which tho police rest their fancy eu.
perstructurs ia that the dead man, Cohen.
was suspected of being u dynsmiter, but
mesgre as this evidence is, and abieCt aB
is police trickery at the best, they eerye
the purpose of dynamite Bcare,, never
difficult to raise. The meeting at which
Mr.. Balfour is to speak in Birmingham
will be closed one, admission being only
obtainsble by ticket, and body guard OF
Conservatives will eecort the speaker to
the town hall and protect him sgainet'im
sainary dangers during his stay in the
city. N !.
The outrageous conduct Of the Social
iata and SO called unemployed working
men ia rapidly dullinR the edge Of public
|sympathy. II Canon Prothero, of West
minister Abbey, writeeIthat during the visit
Of the alleged idle workingmon to the
Abbey last Sunday they covered the floor
with approximations, smoked continuously
and deaecrated the walls which all English
|spsaking races respect. Not satisfed with
this, they Knocked the Sermon, kept up a
running fire OF ribald commenta thereon 4
and INDUCED in continuous flow Of Oh.
scene language. The only one Of the
alleged unemployed laboring men thus
far prosecuted proved to bs socialis. in
steady employment at high wages, who
readily paid the fine Of $25 imposed upon
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FROM Point Pleasant comes very cir
camstantial story about an attempt to
pat West Virginia men into Ohio to help
Governor Gordon and President Cleveland
carry tho State for Powell and reform.
No matter which party resorts to fraud, 1t
ought to be punished to the full extent Of
the law. When tho ballot box is made to
llo every mans liberty is in danger.
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rhe nIlner., uIti,uucalt.,n,,,nu,. t.,,,u !, !.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. So.-Delegates represent
Ing all the coal miners in Southern ILL
nois, in secret convention at East St.
Louis Yesterday and last night, adopted a
resolution in the form OF an ultimatum
demanding an advance In the price Of
digging from As to OH cents per ton, and
corresponding wages tor. machine mining,
The operators will be presented with the
demand tomorrow and given until No.
vember 5 to respond. a ... u. y vs. @1Ss,
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An other Kannxlia nIurdsr.

CHARLESTON, W.svA., Oct. so.-Fred
Wright, railroad brakeman, was shot
yesterday morning and mortally wounded
by farmer named Cramer, near River
eide. Wright was there to flag 8 train
and Oramer thought he was going to stesl
his turnips tho. were planted on the road.
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